People should not take this hero thing seriously, he cautioned.
Harry L. Smith, who owns the McDonald's that supplied the McNuggets with the McFeather to House, gave the TV station this written statement: "We take matters regarding food safety and quality very seriously and caution anyone from jumping to conclusions.
The dawn-to-dusk Ramadan fast is taken so seriously here that residents cautioned one visitor not even to chew gum in public, because it would infuriate people.
While he admitted surprise that more drivers were not seriously injured, he also cautioned against what he called "knee-jerk reactions" to the accident, calling for any changes to the sport to be carefully considered before being introduced, rather than being rushed into action.
I want them to take the police cautions seriously because we will definitely show a serious confrontation against those who violate rules".
(participant E) I think the school homepage should inform parents about it, educate them about the dangers of sex, and educate seriously about caution.
On Tuesday Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke cautioned that failing to seriously reduce the record federal budget deficit of $1.4 trillion would do "great damage" to the U.S. economy.
After opening in a narrow range U.S. equities were deep in the red at midday after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke cautioned that failing to seriously reduce federal budget deficits would do "great damage" to the economy.
Not an anatomical literalization of a questionable anthropological concept floating among many others on a fun, yes, but scarcely reliable website even students are cautioned against taking too seriously.
ESPN lawyers cautioned executives to take it seriously and save all relevant internal e-mails, two ESPN executives said.
Bout cautioned against taking his rants seriously, though the prospect of Chichakli's future trial, and the publication of documents detailing their business and evasion of sanctions, could prove quite serious for Bout.
